Accountability for all went in person to get a freedom of information report. He has been waiting…read morefor the report for over 3 months. They are trying to charge him for $1,50 for a report that should be free to new agencies. They are willing to get a lawsuit of $15,000 instead of just giving up $1.50. Why because the $$$ don't come out of their pocket it comes from the people

If you need to apply for a permit, Salem PD accepts your permits 24/7, not just during business…read morehours. Come in person, as mailed-in applications are not accepted.

Brattleboro is a very nice town to visit (and live in!), but the police department can be rather…read moreheavy handed when encountering jay walkers. My 16-year-old niece was given a ticket for jay walking on July 4th weekend. She was in the cross walk, but crossed before her light was green. The officer demanded her ID, called it in to make sure there weren't any outstanding warrants for her arrest, and gave her a whopping $105 ticket. His actions seemed rather heavy-handed given the circumstances, and it was terribly upsetting, to say the least. Sometimes using the heavy hand of the law is not the best strategy. It is hard to tell from once incident, but given some other well-publicized incidents it seems that the police might need some better training in community policing.

I want to thank the 2 officers who actually came out here today to help me find the source of this…read moreterrible high pitched beeping noise. Usually I don't get taken seriously but you have to know me so it's ok. So I wish I knew their names a tall healthy male and a beautiful healthy female. Thank you for your service.

7/20/20 *part two and final*…read more This decommissioning of the police force I have heard about will only encourage bad behavior from some unsavory individuals or groups.   I hear of this kind of talk and it makes me think of the movies The Purge. I haven't seen much of these movies, but the meaning behind it is scary if put into the reality of things. I have had unpleasant experiences with the cops, but I have had good experiences too. My wife and I ended up talking to a female officer  at Tyson's Corner Mall for a time. This is when more bad news about black folk being killed. The female officer (yes, she was Caucasian), seemed surprised that we even acknowledged her presence.  Some other officers joined her and they too seemed pleased to be looked at as human beings and not monsters. I don't  know how the rest of their day went, but it was like a breath of fresh air to be treated with respect by two citizens. Normally their day can start of civil and go to insane in a moment. I had had unpleasant moments with cops, but I gotta look at the good side they do. If I look at all the negatives two will undoubtedly turn to positives. However all the positives in the would can be ruled out with just one negative. I have no wish to look at the bad shit unless I must. I will not walk around with hate in my heart, because it not only corrosive, but damaging too. If you go looking for bad shit, it will eventually find you. If you are not looking for trouble,  trouble maybe looking for you. Either way, it's a toss up, but depending on how you handle the cards you are dealt,  you might walk away on your own two feet... "The proverb you can catch more flies with honey than with vinegar means that it is much easier to get what you want by being polite rather than by being rude and insolent," but I leave it up to you to decide.

I think you police are awful... I'm a board certified RN. There's a family with a little disabled…read morechild in danger that DSS needs to be involved with in manchester near comcast. Have had trouble in my own life because prior nurse has stalked me ever since I worked there and long before. The whole family is responsible. He was the best kid but if I knew the family was like that I would've never accepted the position. Help those in need especially in this case, thanks.

The Manchester Police do a good job keeping the city of Manchester Safe. They are quite visible…read moreespecially around the downtown area. They are always helpful with directions and know the area well. If you need help with anything dial the Manchester Police Department. They also do a good job handling construction details, keeping the traffic flow moving during rush periods and Verizon Event crowd control. Keep up the good work Manchester PD.

I am certainly saddened by all the negative reviews and their experiences but I found the Officers…read moreto be respectful and courteous in a complicated and stressful situation. It's often nerve racking or one of your most difficult days when you have a law enforcement encounter whatever the context. I can only say it's possible you may find as I did that a really challenging situation or unfortunate day is made a little less so if you find the responding Officers similar to ones I encountered.

Can you just give the landlord a nicely warning about how she could handle the rental situation,…read moreand made appropriate actions to refund the remaining money, or respond to the last-deal phone calls of the tenants, so they could get their last stuffs? Since when that I said my mother was legally evicted? I told you that she tried to move out first after getting threatened to be evicted every day if she did not follow orders from her older sister (landlord here). You came and kept repeating lies and makeups: "legally evicted". "If you are legally evicted, then we can't do anything about it". What is role of the police even for? So would you only come when there's severe shooting cases, serial killing and homicide situations? Giving a nice warning and good talk has been so hard for you? While we were the actual vulnerable ones who had been desperately waiting to get a response and getting our money back. We called the police to come for help, just to hear they can't do anything and the blame was ours or "we have to court"? I did not expect to you to arrest the landlord immediately? Why would you keep saying "it is a civil matter" to avoid handling the situation? Why would the ones waiting hours to get the refund back have to take the blames? Is this how justice works with you? Does justice mean when someone talks and acts nicely with pretentious polite, they will not take blame regardless of what?

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I just wanted to thank PO . Berthel for helping me in an extremely stressful situation today on a…read moreSunday in reporting my lost property . You were so kind , professional , and helpful . Even when the man returned all my credit cards and social security you ran outside to make sure I was okay and that all was good . You have given me hope that good humans and help exists . Thank you for making my bad Sunday turn into a good Sunday . And thanks to all police officers in This area (I'm from CA and CT ) :) truly seem like a great police department after my experience today .

We (a large group of neighbors) have been calling the department all night about a massive party in…read moreour neighborhood. People running through the streets screaming, someone on a megaphone yelling for hours, music blaring, a huge light show that it shining into all of our windows. So far they have sent two cars that have driven by and done nothing. I called back and asked why the officers did nothing and the dispatcher became violent, saying "music isn't important. Stop calling us". This is a neighborhood filled with retired first responders. The current ones clearly have no respect for the ones who paved the way for them. My question is, why am I forced to pay these IDIOTS salaries via my taxes when they don't even do their JOB, which is to respond and cater to the public. Hence, "public servant". If you don't like your job, QUIT. Losers!

Went to the station twice to buy a few police patches and both times the officers treated my friend…read moreand I very well. Talked to an officer by the name of Cindy and she was very friendly and helpful. She referred me to Officer O'Donnel and she was just awesome too. Thank you Salem PD for having professionals working for your department. Keep up the good work and be safe out there.

Staff were nice and respectful, but if there's one thing they don't have are chairs/ benches for…read morevisitors. I went there for fingerprinting for a job application, I waited for at least 20-30 minutes, stood there the whole time, nowhere to sit. A 4 seat bench would be nice to have, I'm pretty sure it's not gonna break their funding. Calling on Mayor Pangallo!

For my 800th review, I'd like to review the Portsmouth police department. They have a tough job,…read morethey have to do it with inadequate resources (just my opinion as a taxpayer), and they manage to do it with a sense of humor. A recent entry in the police log was "Responded to a Xxxxx Drive bus stop for a complaint about people drinking beer and found they were drinking coffee." Another one was "Responded to Xxxxx Drive where a woman said her child's father's new girlfriend was threatening to post naked pictures of the caller on the Internet." Really, the logs are amazing. I've seen these people deal with countless situations and they're impressive to watch. The chief is working on his PhD and regularly meets with people in various neighborhoods to see if they have any concerns. I'm pretty sure that everyone on the force is better educated than I am. Every person that I've seen is incredibly patient and caring, even with people that are just begging to be used for Taser practice (I'd obviously never make it as a cop). Really, you should see how nice they are with people that get caught at drunk driving checkpoints and are trying to talk their way out of it, slurring all the way. There was a checkpoint set up just outside my house one night and it was amazing to listen to. During this year's Halloween Parade, they managed to get fire trucks to an alarm in the heart of downtown without affecting the thousands of people who showed up and filled the street for one of the city's most incredible events. Sure, I don't agree with every law that they're required to enforce, and I think both sides could do a better job with contract negotiations, but I'm not getting caught up in the details. These men, women, and even their dogs make me glad that I live in Portsmouth.